Yesterday I was asked many times to delete what I posted about social chaos, but I had a good reason not to do so. Imagine you walk in a natural landscape, pretending that there will be no snake or something will not be wise. Instead, real dangers should be clearly pointed out and mechanisms to undo them should be designed from the early stages of the project.
Undoubtedly the far-right whose justification relies on violence and chaos will take advantage of the idea of parallelism. The worst thing one can do is to turn a blind eye to that and pretend there won’t be such dangers.
On the contrary, parallelism should be formed and designed with all those shaping forces in mind. That is the essence of evolution. Activities of the Far-right to provoke social chaos ironically push pro-democratic movements to organize themself in productive ways. Despite what the far right hopes, that is good for democracy. However, the issue with what happened in Iran in 2009 for example was that those movements were paused after a while and didn’t form the social structures required for developing democratic processes in the long term.
Parallelism will be designed with disrupting forces in mind. They are there and no one should pretend otherwise.